Topic: [XCR] Crypti | Dapps | Sidechains | Dapp Store | OPEN SOURCE | 100% own code | DPoS - page 379. (Read 804700 times)
August 21, 2014, 09:24:29 AM
To investors: you have 5 hours 30 min to buy Crypti cheap
August 21, 2014, 09:23:32 AM
Great news. When Crypti will be added to other exchanges? Have you already created API for exchanges?
August 21, 2014, 09:21:10 AM
+1
August 21, 2014, 09:18:42 AM
So less than 6 hours? Really? :p
August 21, 2014, 09:17:34 AM
No way
August 21, 2014, 09:15:41 AM
August 21, 2014, 09:12:52 AM
Any news about launch date and time?? 
August 21, 2014, 09:09:53 AM
Good luck people. My work is done here. People can now choose to listen or be controlled by greed to the point they let go of logic. I've seen it many times before. Bye now.
August 21, 2014, 09:07:37 AM
This is very good for crypti. Newbies and potential investors, do you see how hard this guy is trying? You can clearly see how fearful he is of Crypti. He asks technical questions. He gets practically irrefutable answers. So he completely ignores it and says the logo is the same as another coin. I'm not going to click any links he gives so I haven't looked. Crypti seems a good investment to me. But make your own decisions people.
August 21, 2014, 09:06:55 AM
other than a Black coin or NXT clone
Do you understand the difference between C++, java and javascript via node.js?
Do you understand the difference between this scam http://digitalcoin.co/forums/index.php?topic=625.0
And this scam? http://crypti.me
That's right there isn't one, look at the logo choices and general promises. It's all ten same stuff from the guy that did Silkcoin and nummus. These scams never stop it seems. As always I get a ton of abuse when I reveal scams and no one ever thanks me after, even blaming me for the coins demise.
Anyway price wise I would say TIMBER!
Yes, ShimalH was linked to the NUMUS scam and after looking at the web site code and writing styles I believe he was a part of Silkcoin as well.
But why the hell are you associating Crypti with them? Like I said, I found absolutely no similarities in code or writing style between Silkcoin and Crypti.
This is the very definition of FUD as you are making claims without a single shred of evidence while I have provided plenty of evidence to refute it.
August 21, 2014, 09:06:27 AM
And this scam? http://crypti.me
And now you're just labeling it as a scam with zero facts which makes you nothing more than a troll. I'll tell you what. Since this is all so important to you since you want to "save" everyone, why don't you actually educate yourself and then "decompile" the code yourself and show everyone. But you won't. Cause you really don't give a shit and are just spreading crap to make yourself feel important.
You didn't answer my question though, which means you don't understand the difference and thus you're less than useless to any discussion as to whether or not it's a scam.
August 21, 2014, 09:04:48 AM
Someone please decompile the wallet.
Wait, didn't you already decompile the wallet and expertly inspected all the inner workings of crypti? For those with poor short term memory go back some pages in this thread and this nextgencoin person came on shouting that crypti devs are the same devs as silkcoin and therefore we have been warned and will get scammed. Why are you calmer now? Or did you forget and think you are in your sockpuppet account rabbiter?
After hearing the FUD that Crypti is created by the Silkcoin devs, I analyzed the writing styles of the old Silkcoin posts and compared them to the Crypti team's writing styles. I also used waybackmachine to bring up the old Silkcoin web site and compared the code to Crypti's web site.
I did not find a single similarity. Not even close. So anyone who claims Crypti is created by the Silkcoin devs is just trying to spread FUD. Period.
As a side note, I do believe that Silkcoin was created by the same devs who pulled off the Numus scam.
You seem technically the perfect person to decompile the wallet. Why not?
As someone stated there is no wallet to decompile as it is written in Node.js but to put your mind at ease, I just went through these JS files from NODE, NXT and Crypti (each one is active on the respective login screens):
https://crypti.me:7040/static/js/app.js
http://nodemoney.com:19775/js/app.min.js
http://nxtra.org/nxt-client/js/app.js
http://nxtra.org/nxt-client/js/nrs.js
http://nxtra.org/nxt-client/js/nrs.server.js
Absolutely 0 similarities. There was nothing copied between these 3, they are unique.
As for the Crypti wallet, since it is written in Node.js and NXT is written in Java, it is impossible for Crypti to be a clone.
NODE is also written in Node.js, but seeing as how I'm the one who created the front end for the NODE team and have been working with them for months, I can say with 100% certainty that Crypti did not copy anything from NODE. They are both totally unique projects written in Node.js.
Bottom line - there is nothing to uncover here, all 3 of these coins are unique, none of them are clones of anything else.
shhhhh.
stop using facts and logic. It's not the bitciontalk way.
August 21, 2014, 09:00:17 AM
other than a Black coin or NXT clone
Do you understand the difference between C++, java and javascript via node.js?
Do you understand the difference between this scam http://digitalcoin.co/forums/index.php?topic=625.0
And this scam? http://crypti.me
That's right there isn't one, look at the logo choices and general promises. It's all ten same stuff from the guy that did Silkcoin and nummus. These scams never stop it seems. As always I get a ton of abuse when I reveal scams and no one ever thanks me after, even blaming me for the coins demise.
Anyway price wise I would say TIMBER!
August 21, 2014, 08:55:59 AM
other than a Black coin or NXT clone
Do you understand the difference between C++, java and javascript via node.js?
August 21, 2014, 08:50:44 AM
Someone please decompile the wallet.
Wait, didn't you already decompile the wallet and expertly inspected all the inner workings of crypti? For those with poor short term memory go back some pages in this thread and this nextgencoin person came on shouting that crypti devs are the same devs as silkcoin and therefore we have been warned and will get scammed. Why are you calmer now? Or did you forget and think you are in your sockpuppet account rabbiter?
At the risk of interjecting logic into this fun little display, nextcoingen clearly has no idea what Crypti even is. Decompile the wallet? Two problems with that:
1. No one has access to the wallet yet. But, you already know that.
2. It's written in node.js. Not C++. There's nothing to decompile. The source code will be obfuscated, but totally available for anyone to see, if they have the right mind to deconstruct it. Even a little bit of research at all could have told you there's nothing to decompile.
So let's get things straight here. Crypti has collected thousands of dollars and has proven so far nothing other than talk? Please correct me if I'm wrong. Big scam have existed that followed exactly this pattern with beautiful wallets and websites, teams of developers, decentralised markets promised. What do you have other than superficial wallets and talk?
let me remind you how elaborate scams are these days. They had a wallet, collected loads of BTC, a team, many followers and promises of amazing decentralised ebay like stores. What's different?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-silkcoin-new-wallet-now-on-mintpal-cryptsy-full-pos-599438
There was an open beta with crypti. Besides of this, Silkcoin was a scryptcoin, like 300 other coins. You can create such coins in few minutes (http://coincreator.net/).
August 21, 2014, 08:49:07 AM
Someone please decompile the wallet.
Wait, didn't you already decompile the wallet and expertly inspected all the inner workings of crypti? For those with poor short term memory go back some pages in this thread and this nextgencoin person came on shouting that crypti devs are the same devs as silkcoin and therefore we have been warned and will get scammed. Why are you calmer now? Or did you forget and think you are in your sockpuppet account rabbiter?
After hearing the FUD that Crypti is created by the Silkcoin devs, I analyzed the writing styles of the old Silkcoin posts and compared them to the Crypti team's writing styles. I also used waybackmachine to bring up the old Silkcoin web site and compared the code to Crypti's web site.
I did not find a single similarity. Not even close. So anyone who claims Crypti is created by the Silkcoin devs is just trying to spread FUD. Period.
As a side note, I do believe that Silkcoin was created by the same devs who pulled off the Numus scam.
You seem technically the perfect person to decompile the wallet. Why not?
As someone stated there is no wallet to decompile as it is written in Node.js but to put your mind at ease, I just went through these JS files from NODE, NXT and Crypti (each one is active on the respective login screens):
https://crypti.me:7040/static/js/app.js
http://nodemoney.com:19775/js/app.min.js
http://nxtra.org/nxt-client/js/app.js
http://nxtra.org/nxt-client/js/nrs.js
http://nxtra.org/nxt-client/js/nrs.server.js
Absolutely 0 similarities. There was nothing copied between these 3, they are unique.
As for the Crypti wallet, since it is written in Node.js and NXT is written in Java, it is impossible for Crypti to be a clone.
NODE is also written in Node.js, but seeing as how I'm the one who created the front end for the NODE team and have been working with them for months, I can say with 100% certainty that Crypti did not copy anything from NODE. They are both totally unique projects written in Node.js.
Bottom line - there is nothing to uncover here, all 3 of these coins are unique, none of them are clones of anything else.
August 21, 2014, 08:38:20 AM
When you are reading this forum, it is very helpful to hit ignore button here and there.
August 21, 2014, 08:36:46 AM
You are very persistent in your idiocy nextgencoin, but you forgot to use giant red letters for all of your posts.
Everytime you post the coin looks more like a scam.
August 21, 2014, 08:31:26 AM
You are very persistent in your idiocy nextgencoin, but you forgot to use giant red letters for all of your posts.
August 21, 2014, 08:30:52 AM
Someone please decompile the wallet.
Wait, didn't you already decompile the wallet and expertly inspected all the inner workings of crypti? For those with poor short term memory go back some pages in this thread and this nextgencoin person came on shouting that crypti devs are the same devs as silkcoin and therefore we have been warned and will get scammed. Why are you calmer now? Or did you forget and think you are in your sockpuppet account rabbiter?
At the risk of interjecting logic into this fun little display, nextcoingen clearly has no idea what Crypti even is. Decompile the wallet? Two problems with that:
1. No one has access to the wallet yet. But, you already know that.
2. It's written in node.js. Not C++. There's nothing to decompile. The source code will be obfuscated, but totally available for anyone to see, if they have the right mind to deconstruct it. Even a little bit of research at all could have told you there's nothing to decompile.
So let's get things straight here. Crypti has collected thousands of dollars and has proven so far nothing other than talk? Please correct me if I'm wrong. Big scam have existed that followed exactly this pattern with beautiful wallets and websites, teams of developers, decentralised markets promised. What do you have other than superficial wallets and talk?
I talked with Bter and they assured that they are implementing Crypti.
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